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by Matt Sutherland
An Interview with Randee Dawn, Author of Leave No Trace / How would you survive in the woods? Off the grid? Unnoticed? Without … a trace? Randee Dawn’s characters in her new contemporary fantasy adventure Leave No Trace know. Some...
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In poet and artist Beth Kephart’s lyrical, affecting historical novel Tomorrow Will Bring Sunday’s News, an ailing woman, nearing the end of her life, gets lost in her formative memories. In her twilight hours, Peggy’s past and...
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by Chris Nesbit
TRAVERSE CITY, Michigan: June 04, 2026—Foreword Reviews announces the winners of its INDIES Book of the Year Awards today. The INDIES celebrate outstanding books published in 2025 by small, independent, and university presses. A...
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To be a welcoming country, to care for the huddling masses and live up to its ideals, or not to be, that is the question of the times. In documenting the harm caused by the use of militarized immigration enforcement in rural communities,...
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by Kathy Young
La Copine / New California Cooking from an Oasis in the Desert / Claire Wadsworth / Nikki Hill / Abrams Books / Hardcover $45.00 (304pp) / 978-1-4197-7822-3 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop) / La Copine is an enticing cookbook that...
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Reviewer Peter Dabbene Interviews Darin S. Cape, Author of Woodstake: Three Days of Peace, Music, and Blood / With the recent release of Woodstake, his new graphic novel which places a merciless vampire among the hippies at the 1969...
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by Ian Dailey
Humankind has known a few big achievements over the years—cooking with fire, for example, or using language to communicate—but if we’re looking for the most important of all, how could you argue against the development of the...
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by Kathy Young
John of John / Douglas Stuart / Grove Press / Hardcover $28.00 (416pp) / 978-0-8021-6719-4 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop) / Douglas Stuart’s ruminative novel John of John breaks through the surface of a dysfunctional family to...
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